When Mr. Alcott is transferred to a new nursing unit, what should the nursing assistant do to help?
A. Call the doctor's office and report Mr. Alcott's new room number.
B. Keep track of his belongings, so nothing is lost in the move.
C. Find a place to put Mr. Alcott's chart in the new room.
D. All of these things should be done.
Answer: B
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